A musical can close early, lose money and still leave behind a song worth hearing. That is the appealing idea…
F*ck You Claire is an ambitious one-act play written and performed by Rosie Hollingworth. It follows Penelope, a woman in…
A small basement room in Waterloo, with bare brick walls and a simple lighting rig was the venue for Causa:…
Imagine if David Brent busted a few moves and communicated in British Sign Language (BSL) then you get a sense…
‘A wedding, a bridal shop and a whole lot of country-pop fun.’ Forget the traditional wedding bells — Achy Breaky…
Tonight was my first time at Winstanley College and my first time seeing a production by Orrell Musical & Dramatic…
There is something wonderfully appropriate about a comedy concerned with theatrical excess being given a production that barely seems willing…
Based on the 1957 Academy Award Nominated film of the same name, this production visits Birmingham as part of a…
It is always exciting to encounter multilingual theatre in London, particularly in a city with such a complex mix of…
There are some concerts where you know from the opening notes that you’re in for an evening of big voices…